Orly Rococo A Go-Go

Orly Rococo A Go-Go is the last polish I picked up from the Mineral FX polish. It's a dark purple shimmer and reminds me of a darker, shinier version of OPI The One That Got Away (swatches HERE). They're not dupes or anything; more like distant cousins. You can see some gold duochrome shimmer in the bottle but I honestly couldn't see it as much as I would have liked on the nail. It tended to more noticeable in lower light. In direct light though, this polish just goes CRAZY shiny! So I tried to include it in a few different lights for you guys to look at.

 (Orly Rococo A Go-Go, two coats plus one topcoat)

I used two coats here and the formula was great. Rococo A Go-Go, again like The One That Got Away, definitely has that lit from within look. The base color is vampy but the shimmer also makes this kind of cheery; a very sexy shade overall. If you want to save a buck or two, this is a dupe for Zoya Jem from the Mirrors collection. Although Rococo A Go-Go has the teeny, tiniest bit more shimmer, I really don't think there is enough difference between the two to justify owning both.

Stone Cold and Rock Solid are still my two must-haves from this collection, but if you already have those two or they didn't catch your interest, maybe give Rococo A Go-Go a try. I've got one more Mineral FX polish, Rock The World, to show you and then I want to get around to showing you guys more of the Cosmic FX polishes I have too. I really applaud Orly for taking it to the next level with these FX collections and I hope they make more. I love virtually all the colors from both Mineral and Cosmic FX!

Oh, and one last thing! If you're like me and wondered what the heck Rococo means, I have already gone through the trouble of Googling it for you. :) Rococo refers to a style of late Baroque period art that emphasized ornateness, playfulness and intricacy.